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THE DEYDEN OBSERVER L) a ee A Sr After our Spring Cleaning Specials for Saturday STRAWBERRIES, + PEACHES, PLUMS, PEARS, or TRRIES RASPBE of - Cash Special TWO SNE JOT hy vse mdse Fa di hy ne ; 45 2-1h ting PEACHES, twolor ..... vv ivvennvs 55 More Plants to arrive this week KSTAB. 1914. The bank pays you interest on the money you save. We pay you interest on the money you spend. Return $25.00 in these cash - sales' checks and get 50c. in trade--Free! Face value of 2 per cent. NOTE---We give b per cent on all cash grocery orders of $10.00 or over. X ~ Bxclusive JGrocery Store SMALL HOUSE TO RENT. Also SUITE OF FOUR ROOMS. TWO HORSES For Sale. Sheriff's Sale of Lands FOR ARREARS OF TAXES SHERIFT'S SALE OF LANDS FOR ARREARS OF SCHOOL AND STATUTE LABOR TAXES, TOWNSHIP OF MUTRIE, DISTRICT OF : KENORA, PROVINCE OF ONTARIO, TO WIT: By virtue of certain Warrants given under the hands of the Chairman and Secretary-Treasurer of the School Board of School Section No 1, Township of Mutrie, and the hands of the Chairman and Secretary-Treasurer of the Township of Mutrie Road Commissioners (and in accordance with the Assess- ment Act, the Unorganized Terroitories School Act and the Act of imposing Statute Labor in Unorganized Townships) for the collection of Taxes due on the undermentioned lands, NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN that unless the taxes together with the lawful costs and charges be sooner paid, I SHALL AT THE SHERIFI'S OFFICE IN THE TOWN GF KENORA, IN THE DISTRICT OF XENORA ON MONDAY, THE 30th DAY OF JUNE, 1924, AT THE HOUR OF TWO O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON PROCEED TO 9WLL BY PUBLIC AUCTION the lands below mentioned, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge such arrears of taxes and charges thereon. : TOWNSHIP OF MUTRIE | on e « 2% "3 Bd mu 20 2 » Bit ii.0R5%. 3% o 838 & S 4 ad" RAS Ew~"8ES £8 BZ<4mO S15 Tot 8 1 160 $59.30 $2980 $6.68 $95.78 Pat John Robertson Chippewa Falls, Janet Robertson ~ & Catherine Rose vear, T'ronto Ont Ni%Lotd 2 160 59.20 29.80 6.68 95.78 Pat Fred Armstrong, : Mulholland, Trnto S31 Tot7 2 160 59.30 29.80 6.63 95.78 Pat Philip H Hambly ; Belleville, Ont. § 15 Lot 3 3 160 59.30 29.80 6.68 95,78 Pat Norman Parsons, London, Eng. N 1% Lot § 4 .160 59.30 29.80 6.68 95.78 Pat Mrs Catherine Rolls, Detroit,Mch N 3% Lot 5 5 160 59.30 29.80 6.68 95.78 Pat Mrs Mulvina E. zr : M'Cracken, B'rkly S11 lot 9 5 160 59.30 29.80 6.68 95.78 Pat Jos. Wilson clo i Cl Robertson, Tor NW ilot3 4 160 52.30 ax 5.78 65.03 Pat Albert R. Tonkin clo Jno. Harvey, Sheriff's Office, Kenora, Ontaro, March 15th 1924 BIR RRR Th JOHN W. HUMBLE, Sheriff, District of Kenora. ON SALE Good to Return Daily to Sept 30 until STILL GOING STRONG. Sherwood, H"mltn Oct. 3ist, 1924 CIFIC COAST GO ONE WAY, RETURN ANOTHER SEE BANFF, LAKE LOUISE AND THE DELIGHTFUL BUNGALOW CAMPS IN THE ROCKIES. Three Trains a Day--Each Way © INCLUDING THE SUPERB ALL STANDARD ~ SLEEPING CAR TRAIN Trans-Canada Limited" " The of Dryden By-law No. 175 Part 1 of "The Ontario Telephone WHEREAS the Council of the Corpox- ation of the Town of Dryden, persuant to By-law No. 99 of the said Corpora- tion, did establish a Telephone System under the provisions of Part II of "The Ontario Telephone Act, 1918." AND WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Dryden, persuant to By-law No. 144 of the said Corporation, did issue debentures in the sum of Nine Thousand Dollars ($9,000.00), to pay cost of establish- ing the said telephone system, the said debentures and interest thereon being payable in fifteen annual instalments of Nine Hundred and Twenty-six Dollars and Sixty-five Cents ($926- 65), the said instalments to be levied upon the respective properties of the subscribers to the said telephone system; AND WHEREAS thirteen annual in- stalments of nine hundred and twenty- six dollars and sixty-five cents ($926. 65) each, due and payable in the years 1924 to 1936, inclusive are still un- paid. AND WHEREAS it is deemed expedi- ent that the Corporation of the Town of Dryden establish a telephone system under the provisions of Part 1 of "The Ontario Telephone Act, 1918" and amendments thereto by the acquisition of the telephone system in the said Municipality already established persuant to By-law No. 99 of the said Corporation, as provided by section 3 (a) and 3 (b) of the before mentioned Act; AND WHEREAS the said sum of Bight Thousand Two Hundred and Three Dollars and Forty-nine Cents ($8,203.49) is the amount of the debt 'ntended to be created hereby; AND WHEREAS the amount of the whole rateable property of the said "own of Dryden according to the last revised assessment roll is One Million One Hundred and Five Thousand ($1,105, 831.00); AND WHEREAS the existing deben- ure debt of the said Town, exclusive of local improvement debentures, amounts to $111,389.34, of which no part of the principal or interest is in arrears. NOW THEREFORE THE MUNI- CIPAL. CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF DRYDEN enacts as follows: -- 1 That the Corporation of the Town of Dryden establish and carry on a telephone business as a Public Utility, pursuant to the provisions of Section 3 of "The Ontario Telephone Act, 1918. 2 That the Corporation of the Town of Dryden, pursuant to Section 3 (a) of "The Ontario Telephone Act, 1918." acquire the telephone system in the said Municipality heretofore ostablished and operated under the provisions of By-law No. 99 of the said Corporation. 3 That the debentures issued pursu- ant to By-law No. 144 of the Corpora- Read a first time in Open Council this (Signed) A. PITT, Mayor. Read a second time in open Council (Signed) A. PITT, Mayor. ead a third time and finally passed of _.. AD. 1924 (Signed) - Mayor TAXE NOTICE that the foregoing is The Corporation of the Town of Dry the electors on the 5th day of July, o'clock in the forenoon and 5 d'clock places: -- The TOWN And that the 4th day of July A.D. the Town Hall in the said Town of of the votes by the Clerk; And that if the assent of the electors law, it will be taken into consideration pointed for taking of Dated at Dryden, aforesaid, this 6th BY-LAW No. 1756 of the Municipal Corporation of the Town of Dryden, pro- viding for the establishment of a Tel ephone System under the provision of Act." tion of the Town of Dryden, out stand- ing and vnpaid at the date hereof, shall cease to he a charge upon the sands of the respective subscribers to the telephone system established under the provisions of By-law No. 99 of the said Corporation or any of them, and the said debentures as they may fali due and the interest upon them shall be met and paid by a rate to be imposed by the Corporation upon all the rateable property in the Muni- cipality of the Town of Dryden in lieu of the special levy upon the property of the subscribers provided for by the said By-law No. 144. 4 The yearly instalments of prin- cipal on the said debentures and the annual payment of interest thereon shall be in each year for the period of @ight Hundred and Thirty-one Dollars. thirteen years as follows: -- Year Principal Interest Total 1924 $434.45 $492.20 $926.65 1925 460.53 466.12 926.65 1926 488.15 438.50 926.65 1927 517.45 409.20 926.65 1928 548.49 378.16 926.65 1929 581.41 345.24 926.65 1930 616.29 310.36 926.65 1931 653.26 273.39 926.65 1932 692.46 234.19 926.65 1933 734.01 192.64 926.65 1934 778.05 148.60 926.65 1935 824.73 101.92 926.65 1936 874.21 52.44 926.65 Lu 5 That for the purpose of paying the said instalments of principal and interest as and when the same respect- ively become due during the aforesaid period of thirteen years, there shall be collected annually the sum of Nine Hundred and Twenty-six Dollars and Sixty-five Cents ($926.65), which sum shall be raised, levied and collected in each year of the said period of thirteen years by an annual special rate to be levied by the Corporation of the Town of Dryden, upon all the rateable prop- erty in the said Town. 6 That the Mayor, Clerk and Treasurer of the Town of Dryden, be and they are hereby authorized to do all things necessary for the carrying out of the purpose of this By-law asi aforesaid. ; i 7 That from and after the passing; of this By-law by the Corporation of the Town of Dryden, the said Tele- ERE ES y < 2 i Go to KELSO' Ns p34 23 3 124 k24 3 HAMBURGER STEAK EACH COOKED 2 S for FRESH KILLED VEAL AND SMOKED MEATS. PORK SAUSAGE. prone 6 2 W. KELSO, Prop. BEEF PORK LAMB GROUND FRESH DAY. i Ll ® [] A Mines will Bridge Gap | From a position of minor importance, the mining industry in Canada has passed through a relatively short but intensive period of development until it has become an industry of first significance in the economic and in- dustrial development of the country. Geological investigations indicate that this industry is but in its infancy, and that its vast stores of wealth have as yet been scarcely more than touched. The economic development of Can- ada has been retarded by the exist- ence of so-called "barren areas" De- tween the more highly-developed sec- tions. With the instinct of the pioneer Canada's early settlers sought out those sections which promised to yieid the most speedy returns, Many of the intervening areas were considered use- less and were left untouched, making a listinet cleavage between East- ern and Western Canada, with the re- sult that transportation and the dis- Tt is significant that these areas which : were formerly considered valueless, are proving to be invaluable. Apart from the value of the mineral wealth, the settlement of these intervening areas is of profound importance in the | consolidation of Canada. It is not in-, conceivable that this area will some day be the centre of an industrial district comparable to the thickly settl- ed industrial sections of the United States. It is a recognition of the vital place which mining has in Canada's develop- ment that has led the Financial Post to issue the National Mining Number. A staff representative takes thousands of copies to England, to there put it in i i phone System shall be carried on and; operated by the Municipal Council of ¢ the said Town of Dryden under the: provisions of "The Ontario Telephone Act, 1918" and amendments thereto. | 8 That this By-law, before being; finally passed by the Municipal Coun- | 'cil of the Town of Dryden, shall be: submitted to the electors of the said: Town of Dryden qualified to vote on money By-laws, as required by "The | Consolidated Municipal Act, 1922." 9 This By-law shall take effect on: the day of the final passing thereof. } Read a first time in open Council this | 3rd day of June A.D. 1924. J mnt of persons to attend at the polling places, by the Municipal Council of the said Corporation at a meeting thereof, tobe month from the date of the first pub lication of this notice, and that such first publication was made on the 6th day of June A.D. 1924. Take notice further that a tenant who desires to vote upon said proposed By- law must deliver to the Clerk not later than the 10th day before the day ap- the vote a declaration under the Canada Evidence Act, that he is a tenant whose lease extends for liability is to be created, or in which the money posed By-law is payable, or for at least twenty-one years, the lease covenanted to pay all Muni cipal taxes in respect of the property, which he is tenant, other than local improvement rates. day of June, A.D. 1924. (Signed) (Signed) J. BE. GIBSON A. PITT Clerk Mayor 3rd day of June A.D. 1924 J. E. GIBSON, Clerk. this 3rd day of June A.D. 1924. J. E. GIBSON, Clerk. in open Council this SHEE ei ABT] (Signed) - Clerk a true copy of a proposed by-law of den, to be submitted to the votes of A.D. 1924, between the hours of nine in the afternoon, at the following HALL, Dryden. 1924, at ten o'clock in the forenoon at Dryden has been fixed for the appoint- and at the final summing up is obtained to the said proposed By- held after the expiration of one the time for which the debt to be raised by the pro- and that he has by J. E. GIBSON, Clerk. the hands of the world mining leaders assembled at the great National Min- ing Congress. These men have their eyes on Canada as the great coming mining camp. As a result of their growing interest, more capital may be expected to directly develop railways, communities and industries. AEC HAVE all the Garden Tools you need AT THE Right Price A. KLOSE E. ire tribution of goods are serious problems | srs, Gasoline + For the convenience of Motorists, we have put in a New Gasoline Pump. 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